Chapter 612

Olivia could see that the man knew her, but he had covered himself up on purpose with his outfit. He

didn’t seem like a normal person at all, and danger emanated from him.

But it was this creepy man who was holding two babies in his arms. It formed quite a stark contrast.

If he was a kidnapper, no kidnapper would willingly buy so many clothes for the children.

Olivia glanced at the price tags. The clothes cost hundreds of dollars each. The stroller was also filled

with diapers and infant

formula.

The items in the stroller would total up to thousands of dollars at least. No kidnapper would spend that

much money on

children.

The babies were still crying, but the man didn’t look impatient at all. He even took out two pacifiers from

his pocket.

The pacifiers were sealed in sterile bags. This meant that the man had sanitized them before setting

out.

He stuffed the pacifiers into the babies’ mouths, and the crying finally stopped.

Olivia saw the two children sprawling on the man’s shoulders, one on each shoulder. Trails of tears still

hung on their chubby cheeks, yet to be dried.

Their round and large eyes were looking in her direction. Their noses were red, and they were so

adorable that they looked like two kittens.

Olivia felt something odd about it. Babies more than three months old could be carried vertically.

However, when Olivia held the baby girl just now, she felt very light. It was as if she was just born

moments ago.

“What are you looking at, Mrs. Miller?” Madam Burgess smiled as she walked up to Olivia with a few

articles of clothing in her hands.

“Madam Burgess, look at that man with the two babies. How old do you suppose those children are?”

Carrying the children, the man was about to arrive at the sightseeing elevator. Madam Burgess glanced

at them and replied, They look about as old as my grandson.

“But my grandson isn’t even a month old, and his body is still very soft. His neck can’t even support his

head, so you can’t hold him like that.”

Madam Burgess’ analysis was just like Olivia’s. She added, “There’s also another possibility. Mrs.

Miller, you can see that they’re fraternal twins.

“Their mother must have endured some shock, causing her to give birth prematurely. So, they’re a little

smaller than other babies their age.

“Oh, Mrs. Miller, if your children were still around, they’d probably be around that size.”

Seeing Olivia’s expression darken, Madam Burgess reached up and slapped herself.

“Forgive this rude mouth of mine, Mrs. Miller. I shouldn’t have brought that up. You’ll have many more

children in the future, I’m sure.”

Olivia smiled bitterly as she changed the topic. “How’s it going with the clothes?”

“Look, Mrs. Miller. Clothes these days look so nice. They’re very soft to the touch too. Back in my day,

we didn’t even have diapers!”

Olivia glanced at the jumpsuits Madam Burgess was holding. Then, she picked out a few more.

Madam Burgess kept saying that it was enough, but Olivia ignored her. “Children grow up fast. It’s

better to buy more just in

case.”

“Thank you very much, Mrs. Miller.”

Olivia looked at the pretty clothes. She couldn’t help but think that if her children were still alive, they

would be very adorable.

Olivia recalled the baby girl leaning in her arms just now. The baby had tender skin, and her eyes were

surprisingly huge. She looked just like a doll. Olivia felt her heart melting when she saw the baby.

The man told her to see him at the café. Who could he be?

Olivia felt uncertain. She had lost her memories, so she couldn’t decide if the man was an enemy or a

friend.

He wanted her to go there alone.

When she closed her eyes, the image of Mara’s body appeared in her mind. Ethan had also told her to

stay out of danger.

Olivia decided against the idea. She would go home right after shopping for the sake of her safety.

She didn’t have a reason to go there.

After she was done shopping with Madam Burgess, they headed to the parking lot. But then, they

heard an ear-piercing noise.

“What happened?”

“Someone is destroying a store.”

Amidst the chaos, Madam Burgess took Olivia’s hand, trying to lead her away. But unexpectedly,

someone shouted, “Isn’t that Olivia? She’s the culprit who forced Mara to her death!”